Sentence examples for breed despair from inspiring English sources

Staying within the walls that others build for you may make you feel safe, but its emptiness will breed despair.

But because it stays with the hate Eminem usually deploys with a casual sneer, "Kim" reveals something about such rancor: that it comes from weakness and breeds despair.

The urban squalor that is gathering in these cities breeds despair, family violence and crime, and the shantytowns increasingly serve as recruitment centers for guerrilla and paramilitary groups, flush with drug money to provide decent food and clothes to their fighters.

That's a situation that breeds despair (and calls to "make America great again").

"If you're given an indeterminate sentence and you're not going to get out of segregation until you die or inform on someone … that breeds despair and despair leads to suicide," said Terry Kupers, a psychiatrist and expert on mental health in prisons.

Who knows what future terrorists are being bred of despair in the great open-air prison that is Gaza?

To say otherwise is to encourage a false cynicism that breeds permanent despair.

It is an occupation that humiliates people; that breeds contempt; that breeds anger, and despair and hopelessness that leads to violence.

Despair breeds dreamers like nothing else.

Disease breeds dread and despair – and hospitals don't help.

Critics say heavy-handed tactics by India have bred anger and despair.